Hello Denis:
As you have asked, this is how i distribute my files. I have a
master directory where i store all the files used esclusively by the
servlets of our application. Inside in i have some directories:
* App: Here i store classes and JAR files needed by the application.
* Conf: Here i store ever configuration file used by Apache and JServ,
including zone.properties file.
* logs: Here i store every log generated by apache and JServ
* templates: My app. uses some templates as a help to generate
response. and i store them here. I guess you could also store HTML documents
here and make your servlet display them from here.
* web_root: As it name implies i have Apache's DocumentRoot mapped to
this directory.
I store files this way because I have a Solaris machine running servlets,
while we user PCs for development. I have installed SAMBA
and i only need to share a directory so i can manage my apache instalation
from my tabletop PC (and a telnet connection, of course).
Hope this can helpo you.
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> De: Denis Bucher [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviado el: martes 18 de enero de 2000 2:15
> Para: Java Apache
> Asunto: Servlets files:WHERE ??!
>
>
> Hello !
>
> I was wondering where I should put files used by my servlets :
> -------------------
> - config file for my servlet
> In the same directory as the servlets, in /servlets/file.txt ???
>
> - HTML documents displayed by the servlet
> In the htdocs directory ? NO ! Because they could be displayed by
> Apache and this shouldn't happen, so... where ?
>
> - files containing data, like counters, hashtable, ...
> I suppose it's the same as config, ?
>
> THANKS A LOT for any hint, or help :-))
>
> I don't need perfect answer, just what *you* are doing and why :-)))
>
> Denis
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